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Telegram-herald., 1887-12-16

cue rair of club skates given svsv frre
with pound can ol eaNng pow5er for 8 p
crnts a. Arlhur. Kegs 4 Co. 81 snd -
sou Dirisie1-st
Quantity amf ed. better catch On quick
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-16

The heEf 90 esr'h csn trni~ - ssiS a.
6srcer.ne - - ehich is a s1r..
- enf srfeir -are &F eits arnis,e
srsfiz errns v1uacs snt a. othsr ,ss,r-@
VIZ oosffrer cure aiiaS -ettrr sn.1 sg
-k,7 erupto1s TRY ths vsaderfll hesi-f
--.-fion <1srsntees or npney refaad-R.
csusN SD 81 ~ = 1aass>
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-16


lss stis Nu toans- We a. .alls .acr .l.si
~ hilines = lef.or ea shnot a miracle "a
n, cure ai Alssli1 Nho has ees xiClm ~
tp .eftg ~ falling 4nf-s ig 81 lGaSi al lftss-
lae ',tm siuty 1e Ns.s ,h q hn1 b. e nes ~
afN Hi fHe 4 Afictf n ufflartd tlki there Was
sI'e VS. iertte apsn beth to13 afd Inlnd
ard bf ~. ltlsas 4 4Hg "a. help sso ue.i arcad-
flA lAt 1ofiors ra4lC iel al nos ttrrinle the
Na IHtt rt<4n ~ hAFine these ffeils Uoula
siItlt l- tai s9l ~ 2 Do ounouIssc sc ufui Of
cure tasu lr DliitEs csnls here ~ cs 'ided
- cotsd. .ai, mp-e doetof Ar resuli ~ ne
botf9I lfeai s.eui a1s been moe a. an s4ii,f-c-
tory. has heea astes lshlns Austin - CON
pittey changed - i6s lad 10 spells siIsot treai-
rfui 49,. c.lnNlel el. over tiiIut ulon ls aro
We are glad ne went 10 lif nitllnre anu rusicd
IA his utgncni sn1 Treatment Why lsef re ha
ucaimcnI .e d. i.oi aart - a. or bay 80 OCT
o. sisii sionf. Nov d. So eNers her slons.
fee siie2oid j iesi ~ iaot uAe p,g } would
aima4 f.-thei noi nse a. al tusl return g my
Cia ColGulnu.
WEl4 ANowS NENHEE 90 THE GRAND KAFins
ftllsl FoHCa CtN re- Efl a.. Dr. Iu
NJ Icnga. i0nE tiasf ga eaicient
meinnsr az .iit ca. police - 1tcain faeuaiug Dr.
d. nes 10 hs iltcnls win inuch fsInte Iless
lie ls az enthusiast TeEaFdine lbc Doeior sad
oSclar.s De haS good rseSots 10 ir. % hif Ger
tain fneN iesec tae 9 20. he q ~ wcadeduiy
tlcoe.siiI "a / e tgcaiDct o least f.frs1 GA
whom le personally knows ta hsr1 aecl s rFssf
suntreT Iof fesrs 81 aaJ oEe uarR % AD0w
what ilf Daslrs can -u seaI them g. Iae re-
ma koe ihg geilki uif.cer az tGg lccuri.
The Above is Only a SaInlpe
oi the Remarkable
SUcppSS of
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-16

The saginaw C0iviT says. A piece of the
asg Of ne Fila Micafgsn Infantry Is on
exhibition st a0silsr 4 DeIand's drug
store TIE Tag Of which it Is q remnant
Vas presented to the regiment oy tie citi-
Bens OF Detroit. The late Gov. John J..
BaR.ey nsae ths presentation speech. and
Col IA. II. Terry accepted it in behalf Of mo
resimenE The latter ia as speech prom
issd hst it would be returned, and 81 it VAS
ana - now ina possession Qf the regiment
The portior - lt nov in the Oty VS. taken
81 oy a shell tbs battle of Fredsrioks-
burx. pscsmoer Il fs'5. inst tFenty.d five
Years ago today. aad Ras secured on the
6sld oy D. n dslsey. Commander Of Nor
gan l. Gage Post No. SO q A. r. who vas
= the sngsssme He sent it nome IN a
letter
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-16

pee ls.-st heat bo- / Eliic. - "a. : red.
cas.l All L.s-.ahsr. a. -. iza-asg. sotsc AAy
taa-
LQrl-afc letti1si
O4l-S.- a.t No 2 saise S4tsc
LTessea Llgs-t Al4-e saa.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-16

Dee E -Fse4.-s.kzfg Casa. 1870. saaa
issa-zt8a5s g-sh 81 - laa-kEy. q l5-l8c,
D4s ses1. Issa.ATy 5o. NaT. 81 s.
n8ssg-8.-u
fa-L-slr 4.11 gsgftrT t.s5 Asy g.. fzis.
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Telegram-herald., 1887-12-16

5lgsrs-C1L lOaL if4cs gfaa1 a-eI. &c. A,
sc. ExLrs -, 55sk55.c Yellow &C" 0A151sc
Cohee-Green klO. : &c. Rio roasted, o
2Scs Java green, al -Oc, Java. roasted. JJc,
Marsc2lbo. roasted, 2leSoc. Mexican, roasted, IS
q &c
Teas-Jspan. fine, s5etsc; Japan, medium. 2S
6-SJc. ordinary, 1892 c. Hyson, i0c. gun
powder. Z01ic; Oolong. SS8.0 DC. Congo, 2os
o5c.
FlOur-s2 10 per ewt; s. % per bbl.; patent pro-
cesa g. 50 per c.vt. Sl1O per 03l-, a. wheat aJlr
s-55 per evL, $40 per bbl.; bueksneat. 800
Per coL
Mil Feed-screeninss. 81 per ton; bran, SIS;
ships 5l1.oO. middilngs SIS
Fesd-Corn aud oaS, S5oe2l.
Kerosene Oi-Michigan test, i0c per gallon:
water white. lie.
Gasoline ~ per gallon.
Seeds-CiOver. 4 IS. timothy, te5O6265.
Sslt-Michigan. sc; Eastern, 81 10.
Flsh-SO l Whitefsh, $500 100 per half bbl.;
trout. tOO.eOd. salt 5Goc per 10: clans, SIC per
hundred oysters. Oulk. q .OU1yl 10 gallon: stand
ards &c selects, sc can, Am0ked halibut lie.
Pork la barreis-Mess pork Chicago packed,
SD: extra snort cur, yl6.2; standard clear
back SIC. p.
Lard-Tierces. &c: 30 aad 50 10 tubs. 7c7S: 50
10. round tInS 100 cases. T3Sc; in tin pals. Sc
Reef In barre.s-Extfs mess, warranted 00Ibs,
S.-3@l.s0. extra. bO1eleSs. 5000.
BuIterine-Dsiry, solid PACK ed lac; rolls and
prints, i5c: creamery, solid, lee, extra cream cry
packed. l1c.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-16

Teachers Association at SsrAnac SAtur-
dsy.
The annual meeting Of the Michigan Hol-
stisn- Frissian Ass0cia alton will DC held in
Lansing. Decsm Der n.
The seventh annual meeting OF the Ma
tionai Meriuo sheep Register Association.
held at Jackson tais week. has adjourned.
Al Yesterday session OF tie Sunday
school convention a. Kalamazoo. NJ. H..
Reynolds. Statistical Secretary. read re-
port which showed thar considerable prog
r-ss had been made cvsa IN districts where
there E4s = lsrgs foreign population.
At the reunion OF the Old Third Michigan
Infantry. held 90 AuskegOu Wednesday,
hlsv-sik answered 10 roll cali. The follow
ing officers we're elected. President, August
smith, oi Grand Rapids. First Vice Presi-
dent. +. g.. smith, OF Grand Rapids: Second
Vice. >. b. Thompson. OF CssGOyia; Third
Nics. Joan shaw, OF Big Rapids, Fourth
Vice. l.. ". NicksrSOn. Of PeEtwster, Filth
Vicc. James Cav@lsugh, Of Auskegon; Sec
rslary. Elliott +. Judd. Of Grand Rapids.
aaa treasurer b @. Tracey. OF Grand Rap
ids. Steps ws.e tsSen 10 raise funds addi-
tionsl 20 those provided oy the state for a
monument &C Gettysbusg. The next re-
union viil be he'd at Grand Rapids. A
hanauet Nas heid at the Occidental ftotel,
snd was largely attended.
The State Grange st the yesterday after
noon session vas sno0k up by a resolution
presented By Q. G. McDernid. OF Calhoun
eouRry. ststing that the 0ranZs approved
OF the present local sytiOn lsw as the best
ts1n Dersacs legislation Evsiiabls, and pledg-
ing ths delegates oest efforts 10 secure prac-
ticxl prohib ilion OF the uquer Iallc Ia
thsir iocalilies Ths resolution Eas adopted.
The report 0f the Secretary aEd Treasurer
shows the receipts from fees a1d dues our
inx me EAST year o. be 81 500 SIS, aud the
expenditures IS 30s.o6. leaving a balancc
ever expenditures Of s. % 50. The amour.
IN The treasury at the ict Of the ve8r vas
s. Is5 -. aud the resources nov Stills.
The fees and dues IN excess CT last year
sers Si47 So. There have been siI new
saboriiirale ard Two county oranges estab-
Eshed daring f1e year ard NUMBER OF
dsrmant oranges aave bsea revived. Thee
is ti67Z in tae defense fsnd. sor the Pur-
pose 0f hghting liisgal patent riyhts.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-16
NOT PRETENDED SKILL.
sus Actually Demonstrates Success
o. the Highest Order Sight fssrs
in Grand Rapids


Daring practice II few months
Or. =. G. DiaiHss has made many
Ke stfui fr1enas s@ens the best
citizens Hundreds can be referred TO
vac have bees made better hy his location
Aers Very many hsss been cured who
hza been considered past cure. The extra
ordinary Eaerlg al the vsrioQs me hods 81
treatment which the Iocs0r euplOys has
bsen foiiy proven. his clsims - physi-
ei2n. and The remarkable clAlas thas those
sAe have been his patients have msds tor
him, hefe been tested and ioDR0 fully war-
fsnseo and more. A. result the Doc ars
feenos ~ No. Central Place haiialne on
fountsin-st., arr slwsss crow aed wi'h pa-
rsats. and 20 a great erteai tbes are those
y ha represent . case 81 Grand karids
people rho have bot herrlofors looked for
help outside the resuisr mriRots of meai-
enc. Never sss a newcomer better patron
iEed or BY q hetlef class Of patients
The following are extracts from inter
views with Grand Rsllds citizens
How Several Residents 81 Grand Rapids
Have Been Cared
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-16

Fzraa Produce from first - Ands
ApDles-lteEs slC Pr n.sltl
C.sess- stale. ll54s. As~ YORK. hln cream
clover seed-ks5 ID - S. s per bushel.
Lf.eI tEuls-apF e.. gapofzLefi. % }c Per
pol8l. qIsrels ..f e per pound. enslfiea u .
l6e isf pl.l..d. geaacles. ( e ~ par pound.
krFs-f resi- -
tfesa Meas -Dgcssed hoss. . 50a8 per ewt.
nlfOa t4s So veal t8.49 sjs beef,
slOSals
tln1.n- Wneat Clawsoa, 7se, Lancaster
1ec Oats. 81. kye, e 81. Corn. a. - oic. bar
ley. go per eSt-
Hiies-Greea. 81 e. part cured. 7s7<ci
eursd. - &C. ca.I sxins. o l. pounds &C
Deacon s4ils, lot4sc c<cn, sAeeD pel-a, &c, Wool
being eslialsie,i al &c per pound
Jay |unosAy. sl2oslaOo per ton, Glove.
500 q 10.
Poa-lry-Tnrkeys. dressed, 99loc: spring
chickcns. - g. fosls. 5css c. ducks. Sc
dlcks tp145c pair. maiArd duCks, 0l9ioc piirs
partIidgeA 80 &c pair. quail. 81 per
d0x. squirrel. l5c per pair rabbits z3sS5c Ter
PAIR.
lLt.c.
Potstoes-73021c
straw 500 per ton.
TalioS-5o3, &c per %.
W0ol-Washed. ZitsEc; unwashed. one-third
of
Wood-Block stove wood. s.75a2 % per cord:
tour foot WOOD. o0ss4 IS per cord.
Coal-3s 20. sIats 10.
Line-1rand h.pld-, 75c. Ohio. soc; Petoskey
$40.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-16

ny THFIE fErIrs sKsRAlf kNoW rREar
Il divine injunction. Gnc shru.d revau amans
lhe sick IA this coInmUeily. When al.s.dsi a.
TIE 20 ing statements
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-16

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-12-23
HOLIDAY X FASHION rANo1rs.
Gray in every shade 10 considered
Paris Just now the most stylish Of

Gray in every shade 10 considered In
Paris just now the most stylish Of all
colorH. is9
The holiday dolls may be said 10 cap
ture the charlotte russo, for the are ex..
quisite. 's4
Emeralds are sought after moro and
more every day, the finer grade being
very scarce. x M .i7
Young matrons have readopted ianciiul
breakfast caps for home wear In the
morning. 4. fyEEJ
India embroideies In metal trim oven.
Ing wraps mado Of the new changeable
vOlvets and pluBhes.
Coronet fronts will appear on most lash.
ionable bonneta. Thoy will be Of birds,
feathers and velveta. a., IJ[.
On invitation cards the initials r. 8. v.
P. havo been superseded by tho plain
English, IAN answer Is desired"
Fairy lamps placed In the contre Of q
large dish Of flowers is a table ornamental.
ton now the occasion Of fashionable
dinner party. & tss.,7s
A prsuent style consists In wearing four
gold.wire rings on the same finger, each
being set with single small stone, as a
sapphire, emerald and ruby. III
Long black cloth ulsters trimmed with
Astraknn on collar and cuffs, and lined
with fur, are shown for men, ito DO worn
over the dress suit only"
Champagne pitchers Of glass in the form
OF n tulip are new, and, II not always use-
| iul In prohibition families, are certainly
ornamental. They come from Vienna.
Large breastplnB, containing picture OIL
somo ancestor, arc more or leGs iashiona.
BILE among pedigree people," who, II thoy
have no ancestor Of their own, use aome.
body else's.
Black velvet basques, with long skirts
and almost completely covered with Jet OIL
tho most costly kind, arc already neen or
ladies who do not buy their fnery at the
bargain store. y
Some OF the women OF Vanity Fair art
wearing button shoes with tops OF TIT
came material as their dress, which, o.
course, must DO mado to order; and thu
do wo get our exclusive footwear.
Plain plush wrsps arc to be exception
ally popular. They are 10 be trimmed
with hat.beaded trimming and with rlcf
ornsments at the front OF the collar, or
the sleeves and at tho lower ends OF ths
i frontD, Va
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-12-23
Spell 1t sensibly.
The lI'riLer,


WANT to utter my protest against the
growing and alovenly habit Of writing
Xmas" for "Ch1istmaa." To say nothing
Of tho improperly Of writing down tbs
greatest festival Of the western world as il
it were the celebration Of the birth OF the
slgebraic unknown quantity, the habit ie
in bad taste, and shows carelessneGs and
thoughtle1sness which cannot be ton
highly condemned. The worst instances
have seen in this vulgarity were, first, q
list Of newspapers upon which the name
Christian Register WAS written 'Xtisn
Register; and secondly, letter in a Bos.
ton newspaper from preacher, signed
"Yours, for KS sakel"
II not for reverence, then at least from
the consideration Of good taste, do refrain
from this shiitless and vulgar subterluge.
Cease sending "Merry Nman," or an
Nmas greeting" to your friends, and take
the time to writo out tho whole beautiful
word Christmas. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-12-23
Arc tho American People Fools?

The Irish World is not Republican
newspaper. II supported Blaine in the
campaign OF 1884 because Blaine Is the
first Of all the American champions Of pro.
lection, and because tho Irish World be-
lievss in protection as essential to the vel.
iare Of the wage.earners Of the United
States. In ita comments on tho Presi-
dents message this newspaper Gays
"somo Of the Democratic papers. with q
hardihcod which the desperate situation
of their party will explain though 1t can
not excuse, say that Mr.. Cleveland does
not want FREQ trade. These papers eyi.
IDENTIFY regard the bulk Of the American
people IS FOOLS"
So they do, but happily the bulk OF the
American people is made up Of men who
read AID think, who talk with other read.
ers and thinkers, and now that the Issue
is 30 sharply defined and the complaints
arrayod in line OF battle, there 10 little
probability that ioo!a enough will be
found to give President Cleveland another
term and II not 10 Cleveland, then tho
Presidency will go to no Democrat.
The Irish World believes that il the Re.
publicans force tho fighting on protection,
success is assured them; il they do not,
they will BIO defeated 40 they will deserve
to be. To which We say smsn and amen.
On this score We have no fears. The Re.
publican party is not going to deny tho
faith for which it has fought all these
years and which it holds now more firmly
than ever. And on this iaauo the Repub.
licsn party will triumph because the bulk
Of the American psopls are not fools.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-12-23
WHEELING, W. VA. pEoEMnEn 40. 1881
1ho Union i,ailroad Rridge.

By a little give and take and better
feeling all around, tho union bridge ordi.
nance has been passed by tho County
Commissioners without dinaentlns voice.
This result, 30 creditablo to tho intelli.
gence aud public spirit Of the Commia.
eionerB, will bsyond doubt DO ratified by
the people.
80 far IS the public judgment has been
expressed, in public and in private, 1t is
strong and earneGt on the sido Of tho
bridge. Men who refused to commit
Themselves until they had seen and ma.
turcly considered tho proposition Of tho
capitalists. are now the s!outeat advocales
Of tho rchonc.
Tho offer, 81 1t now stands, Ia 60 clearly
to tho advantage Of Ohio county that 1t
would tax the most ingenious 10 invent
arguments against II. So far as human
foresight can reach, the interests OF the
county arc carefully guarded and the
union ioeturo oil tho enterprise e1ectual-
ly secured. These we're vital points, the
anxiety to sacure which developed in the
Board that which Tal misinterpreted as
opposition to the project In any form.
These matters have bsen arranged to the
satisfaction Of every member Of the Board
and Of the able counsel called in to advice
with that body. It did not seem poaaibla
to do anything in the way Of providing
against the unforeseen.
With regard to tho character OF the
stock to b, Issued to the county on &C.
count OF ita subscription, opinions may
fairly differ. AS there waa question and
m option, tho Commissioners wiaely
chose that form Of stock which gives to
the county the grcatest aecurits for it's in.
yes.ment.
This Is right also from the point OF view
Of tho character OF the county, it being
fundamentally no part Of the county'o
business to DO engaged in commercial en-.
tcrprises. The subscription to the stock
OF the bridge corporation is based on the
idea Of local advantage, and when this ad.
vantage shall have been secured, it will
DO wiBe Tor the county to tsko back it's
own aud give up the stock. In this sense
VIC vote a loan to the company and accept
Ito preferred stock. In courae of Tins we
get 1t back. In the meantimsi it has surved
theexcellent purpose OF giving US wha. we
long have sadly needed,
Unless We are all deceived, the action
Of the County Commiaaioners, if ratified
by the people, So We doubt not it will be,
will secure the bridge ald ell that goes
with it. Theaa thiuga secured, the county
would have done good thing for itself,
though that thing had boon done with the
absolute certainly that every dollar Of
1t was to represent loss. ~
It is good bargain for US, and it is to
be hoped that the majority in favor Of the
ordinance will bo 80 large as to show
to the capitalists that this commun-
ity is almost aa one man solidly in favor
OF their enterprise. That is one way to
get tho most and the best renulLs GU! OF
our new departure.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-12-23
DEADNAT LAST,
Elihu Gregg, the Preston County Fire Hui
: Entfnl With m RnlIat In HI m. .saa n

Elihu Gregg, the Preston County Fro lug
~ Found With n Bullet In his Breast.
A special to the Baltimore American
from Redstone Junction, says. Word has
been received that Elihu Gregg, who for
fifty years bad been the terror Of the Dor.
der farmers Of Pennsylvania, West vir.
ginia, Ohio and Maryland, was found dead
a fow days ngo on the West Virginia noun.
taina with bullet hole In his breast.
Gregg, who WAS over so years old, had
just been released from q term In prison
for horse stealing, and went ut once to
West Virginia, swearing to kill certain
persons whom he charged with treachery
to him. 1t 10 supposed that he met death
at tho hands Of one OF those mountainous
while striving to carry out his threats.
Gregg waa q desperate character, and In
bis long career as horse and cattle thief
he managed 70 elude Justice with rare Gun.
ming and skill. R.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-12-23

The Pennsylvania Lines West OF Pitts.
burgh, will cell excursion tickets at ONE
FAIR FOR THE ROUND TRIP from nll stations
Decembsr "a, %, 20 and 81, 1887, and on
January and 2, 1888. All tickets good
returning until January 8, 1883. No e1-
cursion tickets will be sold to adults for
less than % cents, nor to children for less
than 10 cents. No excursion tickets will
be sold on December q, %, 90 and 80,
1887. For further information call on or
address neareat Ticket Agent Pennsyl.
vaniR Company or Pittsburgh, Cincinnati
4 st. Louis Railway Company. 23A3l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-12-23
d. z. 3 O. Railroad,

Bellaire q Zaneaville Through PASSENGER leaves
Bellaire at $40 s. H., arrives at Bellaire al D. m
| Woodsaeld Passenger leaves BellSire nj i.G n
M, arrives at Bellalre at $40 q. m. - r.
Suramcrheld Accommodation leaves Bellaire Al
200 D. h., arrives at Bellai1e at l0:l5 q, M. :.
WHEELING & ELM GROVER, R.
wv On and after Monday, October 81. 1857
trains on The Wheeling q Elm Grove Railroad will
Leave Wheeling: 57S {. q. (:
b:Ws IN, 200 N, lam. II 100 m, ! 80 m, $50
N, $40 m. 700 m, 800 p N. M 2 =,
Arrive at Wheeling PARK: f,5!.. ".
500 m 1855 m. OBS m. II :S5 a m, 2:o5 m,
1905 m, b:65 p N, 1895 m, 9:S5 p m, 4
Leave Wheeling Park: Y y Is y;S .555,,,.
6:lo m, 7:t5 N, 1000 m, 1850 D m, also m.
4:N u. GAO N, 500 p N. 1000 m \ n
Arrive at Wheeling: y ~ * it5f ~
T.. GAS N, $40 m. 1925 M :o5 D "a. s.c5 n m
4@ p N; Gas IN, s:sS p N, 1880 n. Ia m 4.
..sUEDAYs-Leaye the city a. 500 m, and run
every hour until 800 p N Leave Wheeling ParF
At s:oo N, and run every hou. until 10 p N, 'cx
cept tho church train. which Will leave Tho psrk
Nss5 N, and city at LIS p eTlli5sf
oea2 tf3 n; nj ~ q HIRsOH, supt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-12-23

Is Natures own true laxative. It is the
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known to clenee the system when
bilious or coative; to dispel headaches,
colds, and levers; to cure habitual con.
stipation, indigestion, piles, etc. Manu-
iactured only by the California Fig Syrup
Company, San Francisco, Gal. Mesara.
Logan 4 Co., Anton P. He's, r. B. Burt
and O. Menkemeller, have been appoint.
cd agents Tor Wheeling, w. Va. IA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-12-23

The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Com
pany will, on December oath, 25!h, 26.h
and 3lst, 1887, and January Let and I'd,
1883, sell round trip tickets, at One Fare
for the round trip, from all stations to all
stations, on tho Trans. Ohio Divisions, and
on the Columbus & Cincinnati Midland
Railroad, including Chicago. Wheeling,
Pittsburgh and Cincinnati. Tickets will
be good returning until January Sd. 1885,
inclusive. -. -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-12-23

The Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling
Railroad Company will sell Excursion
Tickets during the Christmas holidays to
Cleveland and between all stations on its
road excepting between stations on Bel.
laire and Martins Ferry branch) one
single trip fare for the round trip.
To ticket sold for less than ten (10)
centa. Local tickets will be good going
December "a, 90 and 81, 1887, and good to
return December 26, 1887, to January 2,
1883, inclusive. Cleveland tickets good
for return December "a, 1887, to January
3, 1855, inclusive.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-12-23

Probably no one thing has caused such a
general revival Of trade Mt Logan & Co, q
drug store es theirgiving away 10 their Gus
toners Of 80 many free trial bottles Of DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consumption.
Their trade is simply enormous in this
very valuable article from the fact that it
always cures and never disappoints.
Coughs, colds, asthma, bronchitis, Group
and all throat and-lung diseasee quickly
cured. You can test it before buying by
getting trial bottle free, large size ST..
Every bottle warranted. -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-12-23

True delicacy Of flavor with true efficacy
Of action has been attained in the famous
California liquid fruit remedy, Syrup OF
Figs. 1ts pleasant taste and beneficial
elects have rendered 1t immensely popu-
lar. It clensea the System, curee costiyo-
nesn, etc. Messrs. Logan 4 Co., Anton P.
Hcss, 4. B. Burt and O. Menkemeller-
have been appointed agents for Wheel,
ing, W. Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-12-23
SENATE CHAMBER,


{. 5755t9 N W AbHINuE0N' d q, DEC. u. n
!. DEAR SIR:-1 intend to reaa1 everything
that may assist me in learning the opin.
ions and wishes Of old soldiers. l am
afraid. though, you arc little rash in dc.
mauding tho paaasge OF all soldier bills,
You probably arc not aware that we have
a countless uhower OF them and ,omtlime,
we have some that would not annger at
all. lean only say We will do tho best
We can. Yours truly, :. =
Is Il, IS, Is Jos. r. HAwLrY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-12-23
SALE,
FOR SALE.

No. 21b Market street, large desirable resi-
ket street. = = - .
No. 1886, No. 1888 and No. 234o Main street, 10
per cent Investment, can be bought for Sc OO0.
5000. -, -
Building or manufacturing site cornerlng on
on McColoch street. -
=, Building or manufacturing site north side OF
Nineteenth street, east Of Woods street, SIC 50 q
front foot. 80
Lot south Of House No. 2S02 Eo6 street,
Ground rs feet front east OF house No, % Viz.
ginln street, $3.50 - -.
II Acres OF Land and desirable residence at
Seech Bottom, valued at $500; will exchange for
city property. ..s'a,T I,-'--''' ,-''-
No. 60 North Front street. a desirable building
Site with small frame house. =
No. Iii AND 1l2l Alley II.
no, !sO Twelfth street; ground q full lot, III
10 Acres Land suitable for market gardening:
distant from the city one milo and quarter 900